Definitions
Unit Circle and Angles
Trig. Functions Values
Graph of Trig. Functions
100

How can we define tangent using sine and cosine?

The tangent of an angle is defined as the quotient between its sine and its cosine. 

tan(x)=sin(x)/cos(x)

100

How can we represent the angle of 90° in radians?

pi/2 or approximately 1.57 radians.

100

What is the value of sin(30°)?

1/2

100

In the equation of the function f(x)=a sin[b(x-c)]+d, how does the constant c affect the graph of the function?

It represents a horizontal translation, also known as phase shift.

200

How do we define the sine of an angle in a right-angled triangle?

Sine is given by the length of the opposite side divided by the length of the hypothenuse.

200

Which trigonometric function is positive in the first and fourth quadrants?

Cosine

200

What is the value of cos(90°)?

Zero

200

How can we change the equation to make the amplitude of the function f(x)=sin(x) be 2?

Multiplying the right-hand side by 2, that is, f(x)=2sin(x).

300

What is the Unit Circle?

The circle we use to represent angles. Its center is the origin of the coordinate plane and its radius is 1.

300

How can we represent the angle of 135° in radians?

3pi/4 or approximately 2.356 radians.

300

What is the exact value of sin(300°)?

-(√3)/2

300

What is the equation of the center line of the function f(x)=3sin(x+1)-2? (Equation, not value!)

y=-2

400

How did we define sine and cosine in the Unit Circle?

Sine is the y-coordinate of the point in the circle that is the terminal point of the angle.

Cosine is the x-coordinate of the point in the circle that is the terminal point of the angle.

400

What's the acute angle that is co-terminal to 732°?

12°

400

Given that 0<x<360°, what are all values of x such that sin(x)=-1/2?

210° and 330°

400

Write the equation of a sine wave function that has a maximum point at (0, 3).

Sample answer: f(x)=3sin(x+pi/2)

500

Explain the definition of radians and why 2pi radians corresponds to 360°.

One radian is the angle that covers the distance of the radius of the circle in the circumference. Since the circumference measures 2pi times the radius, there are 2pi radians in a full turn (360°).

500

What is, in radians, the reference angle for the angle 260°?

4pi/9 or approximately 1.396 radians.

500

Given that 0<x<360°, what are all values of x such that sin(x)=-√5? Explain.

There are no values of x such that sin(x)=-√5, because -√5<-1.

500

Draw the graph of the function y=3sin[2(x+pi/4)]-1. Show the coordinates of at least three points.

(You have 1 minute and 30 seconds to solve this one)